Hilton Suites Toronto Markham Conference Center

... where Tom wined and dined us &#8211; dry martinis, shaken not stirred with two olives (just like 007), vintage wines and a superb dinner.<br><br>· Distillery District &#8211; An area in Old Toronto that was home to the largest distillery in the world (in the 1800&#8217;s) that became really famous during prohibition when it&#8217;s the liquor was shipped illegally into ...

Easter Sunday dawned clear and bright but with a cool wind from the north. The plan is to join my sister for Easter brunch at her place in Markham. We left Thornhill just after 11 am, stopped to pick up some flowers, and arrived in Markham around 11:30. We walked into 84 Senator Reesor's drive and were greeted by my sister Irene (Inie), husband Peter, niece Mandy and husband Adrian, nephew Pete Jr. and daughter Lakyn and son Chase, two ...

Why is it so difficult to find a place to park in downtown Toronto? Or at least why is it so difficult to find a 'safe' place to park in Toronto. You spend $20 for the privellege of abandoning your car in a street corner dirt covered car park with no security. The ...

... believe the drive is only an hour and a half. I'm about to book the hotel through hotwire so I'll update you on what sort of hotel I get. I've never done it through a website like that where you don't know what you're getting until you pay for it. Should be interesting to say the least! Meanwhile I'm going to continue sitting at home waiting for the phone to ring. Cheers!Lynda

... Hor-ge's (or George the street performer's) version of Let it Be (with a Spanish flare). Well, as many of you tell me there are no accidents and more than a year later Karen and I are hitting the town...or the world rather ...off to MEH HI CO. Let's hope the weather treats us right and that the sombreros, maracas and pina coladas are a'flowin'. Amanda

... you can see for miles from an inside or outside observatory. The outside one was a bit scary for me (im scared of heights) so I walked all the way round and went back inside! I left Ben outside and went to the glass floor. There were lots of people which makes me more nervous as i'm scared they will push me onto the glass floor or if someone said excuse me I might have to step onto it!! I ould rather do these things when I want to -it means ...

... we had made it back "home." We had some down time, then got ready for dinner. We took a taxi over to the CN Tower. Getting up to the restaurant (360) is quite the process: you go from one line to another, go through a security thing that blows the heck outta ya, get your picture taken (wonderful after having your hair blown to bits), then finally take the elevator upstairs. We had a great table next the window. Our reservation was for 7:30, so it was still light when we ...

... of the night, because that was the only time that no one was around. The displays were nice and everything, but I found it kind of disappointing because of all the subliminal occurances of "Bay coats/blankets" and logos within the displays. You can't see it in this picture, but it's obvious when you are actually there: After this, it was about 3 p.m. and therefore, time to go home. Byebye!

... for maximum ass-grabbing, and to render them more subtle and surreptitious in their sneak-attack ass-grabbing. Like the college stuent waitress is the innocent deer nibbling on jungle grass, and the old man's hand is the jaguar, pouncing from the trees to latch onto the deer's throat for dear life and squeeze the life out of it, except it's a butt. Anyway, excessively long discussions regarding perverts aside, Toronto has cool things going on...they have ...

Hight Park is a nice place to have a walk and take a break. It is close to downtown. The park stretches south from Bloor st. West to the Queesway (subway station : Hight Park or Keele <br><br>I have visited the park in winter but it may be cutest in spring or summer. <br ...